staunch (Meaning)
staunch (v)
stop the flow of a liquid
staunch (s)
firm and dependable especially in loyalty
Synonyms & Antonyms of staunch
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
- unreliable
- perfidious
- inconstant
- treacherous
- fickle
- untrustworthy
- traitorous
- treacherous
- recreant
- inconstant
- faithless
- false
- unreliable
- untrue
- untrue
- fickle
- hesitant
- disloyal
- faithless
- unfaithful
- untrustworthy
- unfaithful
- disloyal
- irresponsible
- recreant
- traitorous
- perfidious
- false
- hesitant
- irresponsible
staunch Sentence Examples
- The staunch supporters of the candidate remained loyal despite his setbacks.
- The castle's walls provided a staunch defense against the invading army.
- His staunch belief in justice guided his actions throughout his life.
- The ship's wooden hull remained staunch, weathering the storm with fortitude.
- The athlete's staunch determination enabled him to overcome countless obstacles.
- The staunch principles held by the organization shaped its policies and practices.
- The friendship between the two women had remained staunch for decades.
- The staunch guardian stood watch, unwavering in his duty to protect the realm.
- The evidence against the suspect was staunch, leaving little room for doubt.
- Her staunch work ethic and dedication earned her the respect of her colleagues.
FAQs About the word staunch
stop the flow of a liquid, firm and dependable especially in loyalty
true, steadfast, loyal,devout, solid, good, fast, pious, constant, true-blue
unreliable, perfidious, inconstant, treacherous, fickle, untrustworthy, traitorous, treacherous, recreant, inconstant
The staunch supporters of the candidate remained loyal despite his setbacks.
The castle's walls provided a staunch defense against the invading army.
His staunch belief in justice guided his actions throughout his life.
The ship's wooden hull remained staunch, weathering the storm with fortitude.
